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Few conditions change your quality of life as much as chronic back pain. When nonsurgical treatment options fail, many patients encounter what to do next. Learn about minimally invasive transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF).

Degenerative disc disease can turn simple movements like bending over to tie your shoes into severe episodes of pain. Read on to learn more about this condition and how to get relief.

A healthy spine isn’t just about preventing back and neck pain. Critical systemic functions like breathing, digestion, and metabolism rely on a healthy spine. There are many ways to keep your spine in tip-top shape. Read on to learn more.

Back pain is ordinary, though it typically goes away with some rest and a bit of TLC. For some people, the pain lingers for weeks on end. If you don’t want to turn to traditional surgery, microdiscectomy may be a viable option. Read on. 

Neck pain, one of the most common musculoskeletal conditions, is a minor thing that sometimes happens infrequently. But if your neck pain is chronic and nonsurgical treatments have failed, it may be time to consider spine fusion.

Scoliosis or a sideways curvature of the spine is a condition we often think of as a childhood issue. But can scoliosis get worse as the patient gets older? Read on to learn more.

Spinal osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common type of arthritis in the spine. Many OA patients experience neck and lower back pain and stiffness, but physical therapy may relieve pain and restore function. Read on.

​​Doctors diagnose scoliosis in adolescents and adults. Not all cases of scoliosis need treatment, but is it possible to reverse the condition? Read on to learn more. 

Back and neck pain can curtail healthy movement and reduce quality of life. When other treatment options have failed, it may be time to consider artificial disc replacement. Read on.

Spine health is the foundation for living a productive life. Knowing how to achieve and maintain a healthy and optimally functioning spine is an important quality of life issue. Read on.

Spondylolisthesis is a spinal condition that causes spine instability when a vertebra slips out of place and onto the vertebra below it. A surgical solution called spinal fusion can help. Read on to learn when spinal fusion is your best option.

Disc degeneration is common with injury and age. Pain, numbness, and weakness start in your neck and spread to your arms. But you don’t have to live with these symptoms. Keep reading to learn whether cervical disc replacement may be your solution.

Scoliosis, a sideways curvature of the spine, affects up to 3% of the US population, regardless of age or gender. Not all cases of scoliosis need treatment. But if you or your child does need treatment, what are your options? Read on.

Chronic back pain can keep you from enjoying life. When pain medication and rest don’t help, it may be time to consider surgery. Fortunately, endoscopic and minimally invasive spine surgery may bring you relief with significant other benefits. Read on.

Back pain is one of the most common reasons for doctor’s office and emergency room visits. Many chronic back pain sufferers turn to surgery when all other treatment options have failed. Are there different surgical options to consider? Read on.

Remote working has created some makeshift home office spaces. Did you know that how you set up your home office isn’t just about productivity? It could be painful. Read on.

If you suffer from a herniated disc, you know the pain may be debilitating and impact your quality of life. When physical therapy or acupuncture doesn’t relieve your pain, disc replacement may help. Read on.

Has your chronic neck pain continued despite numerous treatments? You may be a candidate for artificial disc replacement if you have a confirmed cervical degenerative disc disease diagnosis.